Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre
We have affordable, high quality shows seven nights a week in NYC and LA. Our original comedy videos have garnered the national spotlight. We also run the first nationally accredited improv and sketch comedy school in the country. For information on our courses visit the Training Center.
Mr. A$$ & I Thought You Were Dead
Two great comedy shows for the price of one! MR. A$$
For over twenty-five years The Mr. A$$ TV Candy Fun Hour has been the longest running, most successful comedy show of all time…in Japan. Now for the very first time in the United States and translated from it's original Japanese to English...
Mr. A$$ presents Mr. A$$ in "A Fistful of A$$: The Very Very Very Best Of Mr. A$$"
Hearts have been broken. Putting the pieces back together is never easy...and then there's invisible Bill Cosby.
Starring: Jon Daly, Brett Gelman, Vadim Newquist and Josh Perilo
Written by Mr. A$$ and Jake Fogelnest
Directed by Jake Fogelnest
I THOUGHT YOU WERE DEAD
by Lauren Weedman
Directed by Kevin Mullaney
Mr. Critzer wasn't gay, was he? He was just too busy teaching his swing choir to find a nice girl and settle down...right? In 1987, Mr. Critzer died suddenly from a "head cold" and sent one of his students on a life-long anxiety trip of Ouija Boards, faith healers, and strip-mall funerals. Is the afterlife a welcoming beam of light populated by friends and family or simply overactive glands?
For over twenty-five years The Mr. A$$ TV Candy Fun Hour has been the longest running, most successful comedy show of all time…in Japan. Now for the very first time in the United States and translated from it's original Japanese to English...
Mr. A$$ presents Mr. A$$ in "A Fistful of A$$: The Very Very Very Best Of Mr. A$$"
Hearts have been broken. Putting the pieces back together is never easy...and then there's invisible Bill Cosby.
Starring: Jon Daly, Brett Gelman, Vadim Newquist and Josh Perilo
Written by Mr. A$$ and Jake Fogelnest
Directed by Jake Fogelnest
I THOUGHT YOU WERE DEAD
by Lauren Weedman
Directed by Kevin Mullaney
Mr. Critzer wasn't gay, was he? He was just too busy teaching his swing choir to find a nice girl and settle down...right? In 1987, Mr. Critzer died suddenly from a "head cold" and sent one of his students on a life-long anxiety trip of Ouija Boards, faith healers, and strip-mall funerals. Is the afterlife a welcoming beam of light populated by friends and family or simply overactive glands?